Chapel has undergone some changes — changes that students have loved and others that students have not enjoyed. Read some of their insight here.
Break a leg: NGU students bring TV to life
This student-made sitcom has been in the works for a while, but it is finally coming to life. Take a look at a preview of NGU’s “Break.”
The desk deer: A bizarre prank
Ever seen a dead deer on a desk? This prank left students shocked and amused.
From courtrooms to classrooms: Martin Jones’ journey to NGU
Martin Jones, associate dean of business at NGU, has built a diverse career, spanning from the courtroom to the pulpit to the classroom. Throughout it all, his mission has stayed the same, helping others understand and grow.
Building future educators: The impact of the Teaching Fellows program at NGU
NGU recently made available the Teaching Fellows Program to prospective students wanting to major in education. Take a look at its implications.
Tariffs, trade wars and student budgets: Understanding the connection
Tariffs are taxes imposed on exported and imported goods. They have been around since the 18th century, and they impact our everyday lives more than we think. Take a look at this article to learn more about what a tariff is and why it matters.
Nate Garner: From NFL player to NGU’s head coach
Former NFL player Nate Garner has been named NGU’s newest football coach. With experience from every level, Garner is ready to lead the team to heights.
More than a summer job: the transformative experience of camp counselors
Do you know you can make a lasting impact even during the summer? Read more about the summer job experience and what adventures come with it.
Professor Spotlight: Cailyn Lee
Learn more about NGU math professor Cailyn Lee here.
NGU workshop: Equipping students with LinkedIn skills for career success
Check out what NGU’s LinkedIn workshop suggested students do to set themselves up on the platform.
